Heat Pumps & Packaged HVAC Systems Henderson

Have you ever considered heating and cooling systems other than the standard ones? A lot of people overlook the availability and variety of different heating and cooling systems available to them. Have you ever thought about having an HVAC system consisting of a combination of cooling and heating air functions in one? Nevada Residential Services is happy to offer heat pumps, and mini split and packaged HVAC systems.

Henderson Heat Pumps & Packaged HVAC Systems

Due to, Our professionals will guide you with this tough decision making process to help you better understand the difference between each system and by determining your heating and cooling needs, will help you make the right choices to be more efficient and save money. Therefore, the range of products we offer helps us to make most people happy by providing a large variety which makes it available for most budgets.

The differences between the three mentioned above systems:

As a result, leave the comfort of your homes temperature in the hands of our professional technicians atconsultants at Nevada Residential Services. Call today to book your free estimate and consultation.

Package heat pumps are units that do not use natural gas in the winter time to heat your house. Despite these systems being slightly more expensive than the average gas unit, there are still some advantages to your house having one. Main advantage is you do not have to worry about any gas bills, gas leaks and other such worries. One less bill to pay is always a great thing.

Heat pumps are not for just any climate, so we are lucky in Las Vegas to be able to use such systems, as they would not function in a colder climate. Since these units work strictly on refrigerant to both cool and warm up your house, when it gets too cold outside, the pipes on these unit may become frozen, and this will significantly decrease your airflow, until there is no air whatsoever (depending on the amount of ice build up). Even in the Las Vegas, not so cold climate, these pipes are prone to freezing up. This is why hightly trusted companies and HVAC contractors such as Nevada Residential Services, use what's called "heat strips" which are installed in your heat pump unit as a backup source of heat in case the pipes become frozen. Along with the heat strips, the contractor needs to install a special 2 stage thermostat which will work with your heat pump, not every thermostat is compatible with heat pumps and this is why a regular one stage thermostat will not be suitable for a heat pump system.

It is recommended that you do some research on the type of system that you currently have installed in your house before you go ahead with its replacement. Study the companies you let inside your house for estimates. Make sure they reputable companies, check for the warranty they provide you with, labor warranty in particular. See if they are including a new thermostat with the installation of your new package heat pump unit. All these things and many more will play a big role in the quality of the installation as well as the duration of life of your new HVAC system.

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What is heat pump system?

Heat pump system usually consists of two parts: an indoor unit called an "air handler" and an outdoor unit similar to a central air conditioner, but referred to as a "heat pump". A compressor circulates refrigerant throughout the system that absorbs and releases heat as it travels between the indoor and outdoor units. Heat pumps as energy efficient as central air conditioners and gas furnaces, while at the same time they simple and safe to operate, since they don't use combustion fuel.

Do heat pumps need to be serviced?

Like all heating and cooling systems, proper and timely heat pumps maintenance is key to efficient HVAC equipment operation. The difference between the energy consumption of a well-maintained heat pump and a severely neglected one ranges from 10% to 25%. You should have a professional technician service your heat pump at least every year.

How much do heat pumps cost?

Whole house units typically run between $2,000 and $8,000, including installation. The cost for heat pump purchase and installation varies because of several factors, the exact price depends on the size of your home and the heat pump's brand & rating.

What is the difference between a heat pump and central air?

A heat pump can do the heating and cooling - an air conditioner cannot. A packaged heat pump uses heat pump technology to cool and heat your home, while packaged air conditioner can provide only limited warmth by using an electrical strip heating, wich is the primary difference between the two HVAC systems.

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